Finally, the day came. In recent months, many rumors have surfaced referring to the violation of several teams in relation to 2022 budget ceiling. According to some international media, some teams have exceeded the cost limit established in the highest competition in world motorsport, which was introduced a few years ago to seek greater equality between all teams and prevent the richest teams from having higher performance. on the track compared to smaller ones by spending more on developing their single-seaters. However, those rumors were dashed with the publication made by the FIA on Tuesday.
The International Automobile Federation (FIA) officially announced the end of the complex and delicate process of reviewing the teams’ spending controls in line with the 2022 season and ensuring that all are in compliance with regulations.
The case of Red Bull is not repeated
Therefore, The controversial Red Bull case of 2021 was not repeatedwhen “slightly” exceeded the budget limit and had to face an economic fine and penalty on his wind tunnel and CFD simulation hours for the development of his car in this campaign 10% of the total time he has by regulation for 2023.
That penalty was criticized by his rivals because they believed it would not affect the performance of a winning car. A year later, Red Bull is still the best car on the grid and Verstappen has 10 straight wins behind the wheel of the RB19.
Source: La Verdad
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